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Exterior view of the Home Office building at Marsham Street, London, which ordered trafficking victims deported France despite a High Court ruling, with a Union Flag flying above the entrance.

Trafficking victims deported to France anyway

The Home Office plans to deport trafficking victims to France on Thursday, days after a court ruled the policy unlawful.